This, in turn, suggests the number of “gray area” drinkers may be on the rise. It’s a nonclinical and somewhat vague term, ...

Many of us drank more during the pandemic. The uptick manifested in different ways for different people — Zoom happy hours, social-distanced park hangs, alone while watching Netflix — but a number of ...

There’s a gray line in sports. It straddles right from wrong. Some don’t like it when people are on the gray line, but it’s perfectly legal and even expected if you’re ambitious and seeking to exploit ...

"Gray area" drinking is when you constantly think about your next drink of alcohol. Experts say alcohol consumption in the pandemic made "gray area" drinking more complicated. One warning sign of ...

For Florence Douglas it was a welcome part of her evening routine – a glass of wine to soothe the stresses of the day. But over time, without noticing, the glass turned into a bottle. Although she ...

Millie Mackintosh has said she was a 'grey-area drinker' before giving up alcohol. (Getty Images) Millie Mackintosh has revealed she used to be a "grey-area drinker", explaining how she found it hard ...

Have you been drinking away pandemic stress for the last couple of years? Have you found yourself drinking more during your virtual happy hours because you don't have to worry about driving home? If ...

Angela Teuscher, 50, used to look forward to a few glasses of wine at night. It was her reward for completing a stressful day as a single mom who worked full-time, said the Portland, Oregon, resident.

Towns is in a gray area because he was born and raised in the United States but has represented the Dominican Republic in the ...